The Palace of Shaki Khans, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Sheki, Azerbaijan, is an 18th-century architectural jewel known for its vibrant frescoes, intricate 'shebeke' stained glass, and unique construction without nails. The site is generally accessible, though the interior of the palace involves stairs, limiting full accessibility for wheelchairs. While solo visits are possible, a guided tour is highly recommended to fully appreciate its historical and artistic significance. It is open year-round, with spring and autumn offering the most pleasant weather; there are no major seasonal restrictions. The approximate entrance cost is modest, typically 5-10 AZN, with potential extra fees for indoor photography or a guide. A typical visit to the palace lasts 1-2 hours, extendable if exploring the surrounding fortress complex. Note that photography inside some palace rooms may be restricted or require an additional fee.